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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
NO7ES AyD IyCIDrNrs or THE STAGE

Miss ca re Turner WHO las been playing the lead
ing part In Bai on Rudolph, faIoa 1t TO Join Arthur
Eehan- travelling company.
\ benefit iUr Miss sara JeWeu viii probably De
given al the Jnion square theatre cary next month
II only few Gays ago that l.. .. Gilmore eA-
pressed a ie hat The Old Homestead would easily
run for twenty chs In Ncw-lOrk. since Mr. Gilmore
has become half of the Academy, and II Is
probable that he vii give his l~ei effect by booking
Dcnman Thompson for about halt ~ next season.
In -qucnc7 the success of Jingle, Mr. irNlhG
"a Gcc ed t,r peat hal part IN "a III ny OF next We K
Charles (Ogl,an Will return to the Ma tison square
Theatre early spring. and viii probably play In
The NaIr>trr ~ ,,, -,
The J. nrvu.,nt Protective OIder Of Ehs will have
their annua Lcuch. tie Academy of Music 10 morrow
afternoon. ~ usuai, mIl>ISe Ifuga mo VIII De
offered An.Ong the attractions are to iNceum Ihea'Io
Company. George >. knight an! Goa PaN =
Ilcdcrck Warle and company. Iioyi 5
..ii,l0 IN The GTOuBi.7 l1cc an"
nixey~ Company in an act flom - he Cof-sir.' DO T.
stader'S fi-iic. i.Os ION howard ~ aci%hm coz iahS
qony I'a,ioi'- Company. Miss Ac, shaw ard " III"
Dafk secret Company. j. }. Spies - the stag man
agcr lks always prominent In works vi stag
charity
over hundred rembers u The Triton Boat Club,
o. NcMark. viii attend HOcSstader- IN body on Mon
Gav NOvrmlsr ~. Black aust" ha. made hlt.
since TIE o. cu!nc night IL plays more rapidly and l.
fun OF fun music.
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SUGGESTIONS fROu TIE MiIL.
CITY wr1rEEs AND COUNTRY LIFE.

CITY WRITER'S md COUNTRY LII IL
To me Iditor ~ me Trijun.
SIR: TN TGIBtNE, ia lis review, objects To
Harold Frederic, representation Of country HE III
scth's Brothers. Wife. l wish to LAY l was de
lght,d 10 find at last con-ccntious writer VINO
adhered strictly isuth and fact. not IN the least III
nncn. ed 10y the academic ideas Of city people IN re-
gsn to country If. \ writer who ha7 been born aii
bred in lho cay, In describing country Ifo viii ~
WAYS iral OF in ,cllc, OF rlap -odi'S ON b"'""'
pleasure. sylvan BEANIE, slai, giOvcs mranl'l"s
Streams. gureng uVulc- tho scent Of Ni"IctS ana
new irovn hay Even while he Is writing, " ~h IL
ncr shower" eht come aionS and ruin that nc"
mown hay. AMI it won'l not be- worth dollar ton.
Eat with such writer a. Washington IlNins Ior
a leader. lesser lights ma} be- -c for following III
a like orbit Tlat impo .>ib.c wife in Tho ~hrich
Book h., even the htlIotr - many a Wrl'f. u
, pleasant reading bu. utterly AT N&iluhrr Win "'',
N!cla it, the husband ~ thi, hiUad ldad Who """'
ho 90 idut.,al., Irch.,- a- to tnNlic nlrud l" 80
ON "nloyin- d4y n AZ wife all day without h'iP
uut.ing thin, rights ga strange hou-', Hr',i"E
I'M ia tl .i .iruol in q ctoi vh.ic muslin, t"i-tih-
VIA flower 900 hrI hair aAl singing AMI ih ID IAhn1
duWl H. W en- gao to meet th- hh-'at"t W.
serve. a. gates iu country arc wich' - lih ''''-
Lido Sc. ,. under beautiful tree. With -ild" 'lI''
that this -aur Wlft had tiuo Goo lih -onrW-'r' ana
that rich cream. too. vii ch IBIS Charming fi'h"I'
must have eui oi TIC -auir vine she dd the straw
berries Md ili- l. moving day IN The country .
Ualod FrdcfIc'~ characters arr tiun to Ntr Auui
salrua cno,- country life. bot Congressman: @-'l'
from M. N,,- 81 h- Coils itucncy. hi' wife nl >''h'
vul rnd II tp,n.clalIv oul CoCNIEi EEApLE.
IrOy, OttO. Nov. L.. II
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INT ELLIGENcE.

MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INT EILi"ENCt~
NLw II,yLA Conn. nov. lJ.-At meeting OF tho
stockl old.rs IL tie berry Railroad Today lhoNa'
Wallace Frank Farrell, Niiam T. Downs ana t. y
sheldon Of Derby W. II. stevenson and W. d. SPerrS'
Of Nsw-IIayrn. AVID ". II. Stnrbuch. j. A. boNiWl'h'
Henry Herr . y carey and VI. L. stone OF Ne" OF
were elsctrI directors. Tho report shnNeu lu~t Ne
gross earnings Tor year were 9lOloOJ ana the u
pcndltuIcs - 900
CHICAGO Nov I5.-Ata meeting to-day OF tue dlroc'
Tor, OF the Chicago Division IA Say Company ana
tie repre-entatiyes OF tho syndicate OF capitalists VINO
have bccn he gotiating lease the lines or mat company
the deal was DECLARED 90" aud was nhhlb ci"scr'
rhs closes one Of the most Important hhahc"l uahS"o
fisas IN :he history Of Chicago
BGsFNo. Nov IJ.-In the matter OF an aPPHc"to'
for relief from the dangers Of grade crossings Oh te
various railroads entering here, the Board OF h1F"d"
Commissioner, has recon lnenied that certain OF mo
streets e dopres,-d and tho tracks crossing them e'
yltrd IN the nature OF cOmptolSlsc IN olhel 0''''
the 10 ard itself unable Ia MAKE ANY rnS"
.natios believing that tho matter Will fisht i'soi III
time. 49,,
sI,uNToS Va Nov. 1.-THE annual meeting VI INC
OF the Valley Railroad was held herc 10 nay
The gross earnings Of tho road for ths year were
xlI : go7 An Increase the previous year or 500
The n.t earning. we're Si3.36S Increase Of soVoo
Nuu,r,, uprsysnrnts have been maIo tlons me ilIo
and iii for samuel Spencsr was reelocteI pteslusnU
ts.sther with tho old board OF directors
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TIE SOCIETY or DECORATIVE ART
IFS EXCELLENT woKK MAINrAINED WITH MARKED


ITS EXCELLENT WOEK MAINTAINED WITH MARKED
SUCCESS.
1t IS encouraging note that the Society OF Decora
tive art az No - East Twcnty -irst-st which hat s
beginning nearly years ago. continues it. good WORK
organization had its birth after of financial
disaster had swept the country leaving homes or
auence depleted AMI hands unframed for useful service
in any OF the Opened mp for W0nrn'S wort 10
meet this serious proolcm for men, who are often
educated mistakenly at all far he cxiSeEcos
OF lie are concerned. the phanihropc thought OF
tie foundation this society. The noble result Of when
proves ii worthy the patronage ot generous Pnhlc
The education ana AID which have been given 10 over
1000 irihu0rs and the many ways in which women
who have seen better days have been able to keep the
wolf from the door ana keep families together. give
am pie cause for announcement for going on in ihiS
gooa work During the last month S,3Oohas been paid
these contributors. one woman. who has been thus
benefited writes to tho society: BY this means | am
able TO keep my little boy school" Another with crate
real benson, FOR was sorcly troubled 10
know how | should pay dcb', hut
hi, makes a COOL egnling All VIII keep my courage
M" 4 yOung W0mda adds tIe testimony tIai 10y the
e of her work the society OF Decorative Ar she IS
able 70 keep the little home for her mother recently
widowed.
snhscriher to gv- pupl fre" lessons In any hrlnch
taught hy the society. while hiic collars furnishes one
contributor 20 the Workers Ala. 10 wA"n go hnchcr'
des isns and erals sent fTfc !or ono year
In addition 20 the Departments or rNtrur'ion
and ueedcwcrf the society ha- uudcititcn hr furnish
Ing OF rooms. apartments, houses. TIE selection OF piprs
ana whatever decoration is needed to complete home
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OBTTFfR
Il.DGE WILiIAM Z. SMITH.


Person. who are accustomed to drive mp JeromNaV''
will miss the kindly face OF Judge smith, who 'or many
years was proprietor Of the wcllHlown roll Noise AZ
Onc-hunlrelan seventh-st. His death on Mon
day WAS not unexpecicI Tho Judge" ~ ho was
Familiarity carl was known to owners of fast horses
all over the country. though actors were h' spe'l /
friends and pltrprs Ills -uccess business was gained
from co.s nj cutOn and grcaf good natur" 20 his guests
He wa Nfyve Old. IIr vas aSsorated WIN me
history the Nn'h ward For Twenty-Five yelr1 mere
married his wives. Miss Coo. an the second
the widow OF AllusDr Real. who wlsa S''rr or 'N-
Alderman Dodge of he ninth Ward lie studied law
became great .ure Ia Republican pollcs III lAr NIhh
Warl auI va, elnctel Diyil Jl,tca. Upon the o'ci
sion his second nsm nation ~ civil stree IN lNp1
hc wrote a letter when WA printed IN tUf 1RiINE ~
re time deuouncng thc neu VINO then hal hol ~ pom
lies AMI -lins lbs constituents that - was tmposslhe
far MIN 10 take thrir domination with any chance OF
zee ion uAless he would to expend large sum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

PHILADELPHIA Nov Is tSpeciop.-General Joseph T.
Uawlcv United states Senator from Connecticut. and
Miss Edith 4. H"rner married this morning In ST.
tye,oeat's Protestant Episcopal Church Miss Horner
WAS until recently assistant mead nurse IN the PhiIade
NH, HOSPITAL The ceremony was performed by The
I,.v Father T. NJ Maturin. Miss May Wharton
maid of hoaor, and Lieutenant Knapp OF the United
S,at.s Nayv was best Among those present were
General sheridan. senator P1att. OF 'Ohhcclcut ;
Irouas ou,ls0u ex- Judge Daniel q. Rollins, George
" CbrlIs James H. liza que. of Newlork; General Me
Cook Secre arr OF the Uni cd states senate" = d. Huh
h.rd Of Hartford; Murat Iasead. of The Cincinnati
Commercial q t-ce 2Ed eXCon gresham Euck OF on.
ncc,,,ut 4 recognition was given al line hOH OF II. W
Tsthunl i'm me- Lately after the wedding at the cencu
sion of which the bride and groom lett the city Tor An
extended bridal tour They Will pay short visit to
IIar,f.r before opening OF the session OF Congress
and then proceed 10 the Capital for the winter.
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Poet Omcc y ftice.

Should be rad daily BY all Interested As changes may
% i az for foreign countries need not be specially ad-
r,,c d-pa oh by particular steam f. "Aepr wnn
docts ttcr, specially addressed being sent by ths
fastest vessel, available.
trmauic Queenstown detters for irst, Hrsun am
Other Hnro'e.n countries mn', Dc rr,ys
soatn1mpton ant a,en'n d''''' ''' 's''h' ~
ruWRsp,y-Atssop m. for Newfoundland per steamer
sArUnDAY a. for rh Sra ana .n 's - .'e rO1 ~
Thomas for barbados and for rrinlai AMI De asrsrs
ysw .ITe sts & o Per other win&wsr snds
sss;sn E' Aa Ma ana 4,
nra" BE- gum ) sn rSrzsY na,t %
drsc Dr Anra3 e sSp ami 30, ap e
for rs!a rr.so psr Fas It spa S anu ma
for France r.. '' swit1erland. It,v spain and Por.
tTT P'r sT Il rses & .tsn.,i FIR
nes.a Vi, iiI,.ov H,t;,r. mi,' % directed per
psr .ss,aha Roitoritn Vi, Roter letter.
b irss,i per hnay ,g esr1
must be directed per Pegenlant0 a, IL A. N. for
wi nSlasTdi ,l.% f per srs,n,ss neSaan
for NORWAY ar,1t pr T,i, az pm for
cir%paSo and Gin al BOLIVAR steamship r. caI..
Morse fro New orleans
sUXpAT w,A p M for Puerto cor''N per ''''"'"~
Mail. China and Japan per steamship Bslgic iron
TGa9e'so sS'g hsrs nt san Fr 1'
csco cIsss her. november 3s at p and MAN az ios
fsisais oor ssosnaiO Alames oa san fsaa aS1S
nyrs hip Ter niac British M for
Australia. Mails for nDa pY r!51 !" ia,s thls oics
daily at 2.3oa.
The schedule OF closing e. Trans Pacific maiS ,aa
ranged presumption Of Their mt o o.
%e San Francisco day Of sailing of steamers A'
Pos. once. YaSh X =. r nov e isSi
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MORN cAR. Nodded rEoN 10 . OcL0cK

To TIE EIffp' 81 rtt frtbrHr-
SIR wonder If t is not possible for the managers 81
the Madison Aycnlc street Railroad 10 afford moro AMI
better arc,mmo t'ipn, for u, patrons bc'w en- thr
hours at AMI 90 tlc afternoon Wien large numbers
of boy, all gl, ret inning home from school AMI
ladies' going - concerts. nIiinrc~ and other entertain
mcnt- 1tc car, ar, then so crowded that frequently
ten or tclvc persons are college,. to stand all The WAY
from SiNuc.a o. Fourteenth ~. Would 10 not he com
mon ir.ir. that moro should be put INTO servlc" ~
tbs boar ,nI frrni-. ed those who pas Tor hr
Ul.irg Nr.y liic experience or ir needs III Nh' ~
rci af ,f er time, of 1v. hrfifr {" CLAIM con
-defatiru for them. NOT knnHin- prcci-"ly WhAi 'hrI
are Hoping my respectful r'fnoustrAn may f4r-'
and secure. tire attention 90 tn~r WHOM : ia' ''h''
h,, tn .fl,-rrtl,. r.t.tlf OS. OI In SGIILEil-.
N,r- lor,. Nov. Il. lN-1.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
coylrEHryG oY TRAFFIC QUESTIONS.

CONlEEHING ON TRAFFIC QUESTIONS.
III, rcncral passenger agents Of IL" trunh lines met
y,,ter az Al Commissioner Fuk- onice The qurs-
tol 81 special c1cr 4lor rates I" Florida by way of
Cincinnati va, discussed and decided nnia'o ~ WIN
irsai ~ the carrying Of It an INN sant- Who come
from tho CHI infected distress Of italy, the commit
fc, received 10 cooperate in every possible way with
10. local autLuri 81 ic iite c-trd IN Nf rSha
ton, which may be- uIad". commissioner flhh -"
-idcl OV tn -p comm tee Of the ruiN lih'- "h
car service but fho IN DID not icdch definite H.
lis 1t. ci.-~lNc,i alton cnmtI!ttct OF she Uhhh
Inc AID the &c tr4l Tric A-~ocit on lo-uH cd -
~ "a 81 prf cIns IA ont oas -lAcat!on tables Oi the
Ia.lrru and Western lines.
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Dr. EoBINSoN's nEIrY LITERlRr U'oRE.
UNABLE TO DO GOOD PRFACHING AND ENDURE:
nI.ISIDE

UNABLE TO DO GOOD PREACHING AND ENDURE.
THE OUTSIDE PR SsURT.
The resignation Of the Rev Dr. Charles = Robinson.
pastor 81 the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church,
said Yesterday to lie final. lie will continue to iii the
pulpit II the second Sunday IN December, when the
Trcsbytcry Will have held It's next ting. and s CON-
mittce will the final severance OF his relations
with tie church meeting OF the church session was
he'll ON Monday evening. at which Or Robinson eX-
pl4cd hls position aud az. intention to retire. but no
action taken by the session aud 40 mention IS made
y any ono To succeed Dr. Robinson.
OF the member. OF the church attribute To Dr.
Robinson u desire 10 control all the church inter
csin aLd IL his even been suggested BY Inn,
1t ia said, that the church should unite
with other Presby terrain congregation Differences
have ar which served to perprx and worry the
pastor and have lny lcd him 20 take tAi- sep toward
~.uiiIg relations win tie church. Ihr church or
h. has bcrs pastor Tor seventeen years has one
Of he largest church bang> IN the CITY. II VIII seat
nearly OOD pcis,n4 Il has COW larg" membership.
Dr oniu-on coutrtbutel personally r72Obj toward ina
ciccisn tle edhcr and lie has recently gwen $1,000
To- aid "a mi slon.
Ihoma. : strong one Of the oldest members Of The
se..lol -lhl yesterday that he all not THINK there was
any doubt no that Dr Robinson wsud retire lie said
tttf fhs ruuor. 81 any dine o Ne taken
su account I've fcgaon has The warnc@t regard
Tor trr pastor would taihcr keep him i'i ROBIN
sons f,th good and he La for long Time eN
pressed ne wi. he tecyed ~ hs duties, while Al the
desires to 40 ali that lac can Tor INC pro-,
peuty of the church.
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FAST TINE on THE rEAyscoNrINENrALs.


CHICAGO Nov 1J.-Nce President Potter, or the mon
Pacific va, in e city Yesterday on his 10 tho last
where e goes to consult with the directors al president
In relation TO The Affairs OF the company Mt Potter
said: The fast ha+ been put on the Mon Racine
to stay and II will be pulled oil under am eTcum
stances. II competitors wish to shorten mp their Time
have no objections. II they attempt to meet ~ ca"
ting the rate, No VIII the cuts by trains
which mako the sato time .,, .
Tho Northern i'achc II - stated mas ALSO ur'e"
shorten tnr time between - fdhl ana IoTt'hL inr
cnuuzc, Will lr made no SUNDAY when a last trLh
viii he pu On makus west bouHd trp bct"cch the
In turr three hours sl irtcnius 81
twrut, On. holr- Inc trip from 81 Pail T., Helena
winch no y require. forty SIX hours. Will 10 made Ia forty
hoHra Inc bum trip y 10 bc shorehed seventeen
bonrs The new train, Viii stop 1 important statshs
only.
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THOMAS Y. BLACK.

Thomas y. Black. one Of the best known citizens OF
Railway dropped dead at $3.50 r. IN. Monday evening III
the chapel ~ 81 Paul's Episcopal Church. He was
engaged decorating and preparing the chapel Tor an
en',rt nmcut to be gwen by the sunday school, when
ne MA noticed t. at down IN OK the chairs and
moment later his head fell back His broiher-lhaw,
Jonn " Tufts. IT, AMI several hers present hurried TO
him but before anything could Ice done he was dead
Mr. Rlnckvas about MY year. Of age He was mem
her of tine nId OF Education, one or the NcS'rN or -
Ppur- Church, "a prnWid"ut member or the MA-"uic
order one ~ the Eolr ~ Managers Of the Nhdicn ;
Industrial Home, and always prominent ln "oIhs OF
charity.
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mir GBE4T TNDIA WHEAT SCAKE.

Tho notion that India is about to drive the unhHi
.t,,c- ont Of tho market the puhc.laI ophr'r ni
tho worlds wheat supply has bcch Iad upon wv, ''
~ nniv few wear, -ince thai everybody Wa
thinking aid writing about II, ana 40 dlt"m'".'
mn, . 90. convention. was complete without IL
arrav nj n istlcs show that tho naked rynt wouu
soon unc,, something was done, force me az
lower tho PRICE Of the great staple 'rcms'io"- ~
a',,,.ugL this /. perhaps much the WORN III nv
anouir ,rcculofnr a Of the IIindOo p'a-ait lin'
a.. Cor tho notion that he is 20 take me mako. IRON
% .nd that the DAYS OF our & DRY a. thr ,h'I Whcd
vi vi 81 nst'on OF tho world are past, al thal Is a
mere
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prnroAX,lI>G \ vi TERN ROAD

INDIANtIoIis Sow - lSoc.tn. The thiri step Ill inc
ian ,f I'm. I'm llama. Blooming ana Western
.y.i.i ana IN, con solidatol The various lines Wa
taken today by fling ARTICLES Of con'"ll ahoh oil t'o
springfield and Western Railroad COMPANY am th' '"'
diana anI Western company .he lin' ranninS ITO"
Springfield Ohio TO Pekin, H. The JOINT ''i''l s."
/. sf3l.j uoJ The director, Aus Corhin 81 ia
,,rpIiI. g. " Fairbanks and Z. H. ilrnleiopn' 81
md, annpolis; john \. Glover. 81 trb1nl. ~ =, -
Mason T. l. stewart and William icckwiih,o 81 DthNl'"
M lnr couur,e r.oganiLItlen oi Tho system vii or
nude IN irnu,ry AMI t. will then be known AZ Inc
tolnmbus, indianapolis and Wost"rh.
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DIED

BLAIR-At Johnsonsburg n. l.. on November H. Robert
serrcs. At his ,ic ssle1c, THURSDAY. at II oeick
Iulermeni al Ne ton y. j.
BEUcE-on Moaas eyenng .ih IT, 70 n r"r Wolff
Relatives fron Il invited to alto The fea ssr
TS thur oS NSSem5 S@ T. at 'p"t' ' ''' anu
1NMAN-on sur tlv. Noyemner Is Caroline r. Inman
Fygs5 .,gycs at he. s rs,,sni 80 l2l East io'ht
kELSE lay oyeaing. November ~. Mah,!i widoy
rSIIr The a,s erf SeGy IN the s.i nor
e ,yc ,S r.s sigs OF h'' daughter MIA Caaro' H.
Intermcn sleepy II ll1w Cemetery Tarrytown. atthe
Kindly omit DOVER
kEMBLE-On sunday. November - victprlne f. In Pont
Wicw Of the late Peter Kem5e Their residence 81 East
Funeral at the house on "Wednesday. at 100 p NJ.
LEFAt his residence Philadelphia early on Thirsisv
morning, tie 10Th inst John X. Lee NJ d. asei 50 years.
POstOn paper, neis, ,D)S.
IT. GAR-At New Bof9elle n y on Tnes,y, Novomoer
Fn1er1 services " a, tate residence on Thurs ay Toven
Train leaves Grant CenriI Depot at l.2Onm
MACY-on SUNDAY. %ov@nber -. 1897. after IngerIn,
Llncss Io' ert b. Mac In his 27tl year
moya on he G n at % r rass
ant relatives invite 20 den without further
Knly omt flowers
Boston ami Nantusk 4, papers please cory.
MOEN-At London. England. November 10 Henry a. II
1ioen, "a tho 18Th year Of h.s age.
sANXAY-On sun lay. November 3D. Agnes wife of Joseph
fnncra fro N her lat, rcsicnco 53s Washington.
ave-. brO)Syn. on "c nesilY, Npye nber ID, AT p m
TAYLOR II this ety. November II. aer short Sickness
Mr.. charles Taylor.
Funeral services THE Creamery" 81 Grlmerey Park.
Wednesday November lG at 1880 l. Friends arc IN.
v.ted
Burial at Stamford, Conn.
TIAMEYH.A e P!.gasld Of Pasn on sgqiay
b Wasworth, Janet Finsani wiieo Joseph Tiiney ';s
81
Funer. from the re.Isnce OF her ThonasJ
Iurv No 80 Hicks BTJoNlyn, Wetne slig, Sovcn
hor III, at - ~.
Friends will plels, omit flowers
WHfTAKER-At her HIM, IN Souiho'i, Long Island.
November 18th. sarah lest daughter OF KoF. Dr.
AMI Mrs Ephcr Whitaker.
The Will be tho First Church wednesday, NJ
O'Clock D. m.
Veterans OF the eth REGIMENT y. G.. s. V V. are re.
ques:ei 10 attead the funeral Of rorsc X Rogers Cominy
D. Thursday, the I'm inst. 23Op from Presbyterian
Church, corner Noble and LOrner SIS. Grrcupolnt.
IL. t. FIREMAN.. Colonel.
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4 rLNN-YLyAN1AN LOYAL TO cHAIRhAN
COOPER

To fLr TdifOr 81 Thc Irtbhnr.
SIR Pardon me for suggesting 10 the COLLABORATION u"
The many tn.u.uul. of good Ecpnbcan' "hn read Iil
Itir>i . m 81 tir Hon. rlouA, y. Copper. of this
state rs a gentleman all respects well qualified 10 III
the position ~ chairman Of the Republican national
Committee Mr.. Cooper has acted for several campaigns
a- chairman Of state Committee ana ms ""'' TIM"
satisfied hi, friend, of hi. capacity, courage al" 'lS
g., ,, vi.tor, over the Democratic party. Mr. Cooper
ia. great loi!cal experience aud j. most tA"I"u-Hl
INFORMED t- q, t,c hpi~ ~ modern bcmoc.'r ana
lis recent CON uc Of The campaign iu tut, state clearly
,l,mon,ii.,i., HAT lac knows how TO nee. tho "l"i'
headed enemy. i''i MN
Ilarri,6nrg. P,Iut, nov. l.. l-@'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

From Prr,s Letcr IN Ths Ne'c ior. Nrf'r' Johrn".
Dr. ". SKINNER sips surgeon ana an Amer .'n,
Paris graduate, makes communication 10 d IitI'
reyarl new nrthDt %. tr"atHclt 81 set
sirgnr>. lie thinks mat must ZEE admitted that tus
Ln. /, lowered in this al elton. ana ihtt tle
~e OF li. defect must reside in the great Nm'ttdetc
nervous ,ystrui Be tAs ~ II may, ne mas met WITH
er.at success. with tho following treatment:
-Alphats OF a;rOptnc. ,b oGO grain;
Sulpiatc Of strycAnnc. \
Fincca minus ~ this solution are injected s"u
cutaue,usN: in chi. lrrn On SKIN &" u" ",o"hl Il
cupl.n II auo her tin the 10 lowing was Used;
,'',,.,r. ................ 80 grains;
SdIcyHtr -. ~Ollu ..----.-----' . Suns
WAGER enough To make .-----------.- A'N' -
Dissolve with heat, aud inject tour miniul~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

sunday evening. november To- Will
lam O. Banks, in the J1th year ot his age. ,..,..,
IrIa ye. amt friends and tho members OF continental
Lodge 2s7 T. & \. NJ. The Veteran Assoclaon Isl ke,-
in,.nt \ a, = n y and George strong POST. No o"i.
Dcn.r;nrnt New.York. O. A a.. are res e 'ttily nvtr
fo asni he funeral service AZ his 1t, residence No 80
Slrke st. BROOKLYN, thursday evening November IL AT
ococs.
Infrrmeut AT Greenwood Friday morning.
RIACK-A At Railway v suddenly. November IA. Thomas
Fnner, services from Pants Church. Friday. 18th
iBst. at: p. ~ - ,-.--,u., s,,,.
will attcnincs at depot on tho arrival OIL tho
II O'Clock Train from Ncw-loIk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

L. the Fdifor - ihr Irtb NM
kindly LET correct n mistake usdc inno
Gently ,lthout doubt IN o editorial column of IHE 1888 ~
10 ~ In ry les gD.uon SION AZ ioo"cl OILY the hNc
r.luur P4tsDyt-r an Do ~ Inc rue H. mat
shall desire leave 20 demlt Is pastoral
ace Tho IIe.hFfefv Ciio tie tnuGr"gt
pc a. hy their 40 Their next meeting I" $40"
Il have. tn" Ptrshytey should t"i a
,e Ihe rss. Iirfe nnt14u; OLA 'f Nu i'Nt
ont IA. o TwOyrss ago Proposed 10 a." chuich
To- rein. Office 81 pastor dd not resign 81 III
~onror thi, way ou TO tho public lie literary
vrs w. lc for twenty wear. Al D",om"
81 the min ,tei "a Work AM upon ne
large cougregaii"n gave th"t up AZ" Arp' VIZ
hc returns upon
u constrained ld,r ra,toal drtY ~ a.t y" one
60, a. fnr, two thIng. doing both ~ them pool is
ms ne u Do Of a. lion AZ e Present.
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No 81 haH fSny tourfls st. Neie Iork. Nov. Is 1857.